Kim Jong Un: "U.S. must oust "Lunatic Old Man" Trump"

Weirdly enough, most of the world likely agrees with him at this point.
 

 begin quote from:

North Korea
demands USA
removes 'lunatic
old man' Donald Trump or face 'abyss of doom'

Express.co.uk

8 hours ago

North Korea warns
of 'abyss of doom' if
'lunatic' Trump
remains president

Fox News

8 hours ago

SHOCK North
Korea warning:
Kim Jong-un is
'CLOSE' to US nuclear strike amid WW3 fears

Express.co.uk

6 hours ago

 

North Korea demands USA removes ‘lunatic old man’ Donald Trump or face ‘abyss of doom’

NORTH Korea has demanded the USA removes “lunatic old man” Donald Trump from power or face World War 3.

By Helen Barnett

PUBLISHED: 13:11, Wed, Nov 8, 2017 | UPDATED: 13:12, Wed, Nov 8, 2017

329

5

Trump: North Korea is a HELL that no person deserves

Mute

Current Time 0:08

/

Duration Time 0:16

 

 

Despot leader Kim Jong-un used his state media mouthpiece to urge the removal of the US President, after he made stern threats today during a visit to South Korea.
Using some of his strongest language against North Korea yet, Donald Trump told the hermit state he would “not allow American cities to be threatened with destruction. We will not be intimidated”.
He claimed people in North Korea were suffering human rights abuses in “gulags” and some bribed government officials to work as "slaves" overseas rather than live under Kim Jong-un’s rule.
In a fiery response, North Korea’s state media agency KCNA said: "The world is undergoing unprecedented throes because of Trump, a notorious 'political heretic'.

GETTY

Donald Trump threatening North Korea during South Korea speech in Seoul

Related articles

• 
  US blames IRAN for Saudi missile attack: World War 3 fears escalate
• 
  North Korea told to END nuclear missile tests or face ‘unpredictabl...

"The US must oust the lunatic old man from power and withdraw the hostile policy towards the DPRK at once in order to get rid of the abyss of doom.
“The US had better make a decisive choice…if it does not want a horrible nuclear disaster and tragic doom."
President Trump gave his hard hitting address to South Korea’s National Assembly before heading to China to try and increase Beijing’s role in pacifying Kim Jong-un.
He said: "Do not underestimate us and do not try us.”

Korean Demilitarized Zone: The world's most dangerous border

Tue, November 7, 2017

Established by the provisions of the Korean Armistice Agreement to serve as a buffer zone between North Korea and South Korea

Play slideshow

 

AFP/Getty Images

1 of 10

A South Korean tank of the 8th Mechanized Infantry Division takes part in a live-fire exercise at a training ground in Cheorwon, near the demilitarized zone (DMZ)

• 
•  
•  
•  
•  
•  
•  

During a speech which attracted a standing ovation and numerous rounds of applause, Mr Trump said: "North Korea is a country ruled by a cult."
He added: "The weapons that you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger. "Every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face."
After saying he would not fall victim to intimidation, Mr Trump added: "And we will not let the worst atrocities in history be repeated here, on this ground we fought and died to secure.
"The world cannot tolerate the menace of a rogue regime that threatens it with nuclear devastation.”

EPA

Donald Trump received a standing ovation with wife Melania after his Seoul speech on North Korea

GETTY

Donald and Melania Trump arrive at Seoul's National Cemetary

North Korea is a country ruled by a cult

Donald Trump

Today three US aircraft carrier groups sailed to the Western Pacific for exercises - a rare show of such US naval force in the region.

The exercises follow a number of drills by US and South Korean forces over the previous months, carried out as a show of strength against North Korea.And Mr Trump had planned to face off with North Korea by visiting the Korean Demilitarised Zone at the border with the north and south, but his helicopter had to abort the mission just minutes from landing due to fog and mist.
Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Mr Trump was “actually pretty frustrated”.
The US president is on a 12-day tour of Asia, and has since headed to China with a fanfare welcome.
He set the tone ahead of his arrival, showing North Korea would be top of the agenda.
He said: "To those nations that choose to ignore this threat or, worse still, to enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience."

 

•